Tunisian Revolt Gains Strength Across North Africa
The piece reports rising Fellagah activity in Tunisia with attacks growing from small raids to a 100-strong engagement. French forces bolster farms and foreign legionnaires, while Moslem and Arab groups are accused of aiding the revolt. Nationalists press for autonomy or full independence as moderates diminish amid propaganda and political deadlock.
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Egypt
Libya
Tripoli
Rommel
Cairo
Arab League
Pacific
Atlantic
Radio
North Africa
Indochina
Wellagahs
Neo- Destour New Constitutional Party
Habib Bourguiba
Brittany
Tunisia
Sassi Sassoued
Britain
Kenya
Pierre Voizard
Former Glouster Residents Visit Friends in Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones of Oklahoma City, former Glouster residents, visited Glouster friends Monday. They lived at 56 Main St before moving to Oklahoma about 35 years ago and are related to local figures including Squire Jones, former mayor, and Maude Thompson, whose restaurant operated at High and Front Streets.
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Glouster
Fred Jones
Oklahoma City
Jones
Main St
Oklahoma
Mr. Jones
Squire Jones
Maude Thompson
Sam Thompson
Joneses
E. H. Taylor
Ohio
Dana Jones Heck
Athens
Blanche Jones Henry
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Helen Crawford Burnelle
Akron Couple Announce Birth of Son Thomas Richard
Mr and Mrs Morris Williams announce the birth of a son, Thomas Richard, born June 8 in an Akron hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs William Zimmer of Glouster and Mr and Mrs John Williams of Canton.
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Glouster
Morris Williams
Mildred Zimmer
Akron
Thomas Richard
William Zimmer
John Williams
Canton
Trimble Grange Plans Meeting for Saturday
Trimble Grange will meet Saturday at 8 p m in the Grange Hall. Third and fourth degrees will be conferred on a class of candidates. Members are asked to bring plates for a refreshment course.
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Glouster
Trimble Grange
Plos
Community Notices and Visit Gatherings in Athens Area
Mrs. Robert Lock of Athens convalesces after White Cross Hospital care spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cruikshank. Local residents hosted guests including the Schoonovers and Esther Johnston in Mineral and several Athens visitors to the Cruikshanks. Carolyn Tippett attends Miami University summer music workshop with family. Multiple Chauncey and Camp Christian attendees return home after a week away. Eldon Skinner remains confined at Mount St. Mary Hospital.
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Robert Lock
Athens
White Cross Hospital
Leslie Cruikshank
John Schoonover
Esther Johnston
Clifton Swaim
Mineral
Charles Bail
Carolyn Tippett
C. J
Jim Ley
Columbus
L. A. Morrison
Jacksonville
John Ley
Chauncey
Paul Ley
Eldon Skinner
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Social News Roundup From Joppa And Nearby Homes
JOPPA Jim Connally of Le tart Falls visits guest Larry and Errol Griffin. Mrs Lolo Griffin spent an evening with Mrs Mame Parker. The Dyes hosted daughter Lucy and family and Tommy and Terry Dye of Akron. Lewis Osborns entertained Roy Cremeans Belpre and Violet Calaway Ridge. Elva Blake visits her children near Columbus. Ira Sanders visits Rob ert Dodderer and Charles Whited at Summit Station. Osborns host Della Cubbison and son Keneath near Coolville.
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Joppa
Jim Connally
Letart Falls
Larry
Errol Griffin
Lolo Griffin
Mame Parker
T. F Dye
Lucy
Tommy
Terry Dye
Akron
Lewis Osborn
Roy Cremeans
Belpre
Violet
Calaway Ridge
Elva Blake
Columbus
Death of Ex-Teacher Blanche Jones in Athens County
Ex-teacher Blanche Jones Henry dies at 1 05 a m in Sheltering Arms Hospital after a life spent in Athens County. She belonged to the Order of Eastern Star Nabby Lee Ames Chapter DAR and had surviving siblings in Pennsylvania Washington D C and Oklahoma. Funeral services tentatively set for Thursday at 2 p m at Blower funeral home.
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Glouster
Blanche Jones Henry
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens County
Order of Eastern Star
Hamden
Nabby Lee Ames
Daughters of the American Revolution
Athens
Joseph Jones
Uniontown
James Jones
Washington, D.C
Sarah L. Allen
Washington
Fred Jones
David Jones
Oklahoma City
Fred Heck
Blower Funeral Home
Birth of Brian Alan McNaughton at Mount St. Mary Hospital
Mr and Mrs Phillip McNaughton announce the birth of a son Brian Alan on June 16 at Mount St Mary Hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ray Zeyer of St Clairsville and J O McNaughton of Columbus.
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Chauncey
Phillip McNaughton
Brian Alan
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Ray Zeyer
St. Clairsville
J. O. McNaughton
Columbus
Nine Die In Ohio Weekend Accidents
Nine people lost their lives in Ohio over the weekend. Four drowned, two perished on highways, and a railroad switchman was crushed between freight cars.
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Ohio
Son Is Discharged After Naval Service
Earnest McMannes of Glouster Route 3 reports their son Thomas has been discharged from the Navy Air Corps. The third class petty officer and his wife Caro lyn Hemners of Bellingham Washington are expected home September 15. McMannes joined the Navy in 1950 after Cir cleville High School graduation.
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Glouster
Earnest McMannes
Thomas
Navy Air Corps
Carolyn Hemners
Bellingham
Ash
McMannes
Circleville High School
Navy
Canadian National First to Put Diesel Electric Locomotive in Service
The Canadian National Railway claims a North American first by placing a diesel electric locomotive into service. This milestone highlights CN’s early adoption of modern motive power and marks a shift in freight propulsion.
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Canadian National Railway
North America
Glouster Social Notes Guests Share Weekend Visits
Alfred Andrews hosts fathers day guests including Bob McLain and twin daughters Mary and Martha plus Jayne Andrews and others from Columbus English Kentucky and Grove City. Jack Andrews returns to Grove City with his sister for an indefinite visit. Weekend visitors include Edna Davis cousins from Livonia Michigan Margie Morgan and Alex Brunton. Additional visits by Mrs. James Brown Vincent Ohio and Ethel Anderson Fairmont West Virginia and others across Athens Hollister and Columbus.
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Alfred Andrews
Bob McLain
Mary
Martha
Jayne Andrews
Albert Andrews
Beck
Leona
Wayne Craig
Columbus
Kenneth Strickler
Andrea
Bill Andrews
Grove City
Fred Smith
Gary
Ronnie
English
Marzia Shepard
Jack Andrews
Glouster
Margie Morgan
Alex Brunton
James Brown
Vincent
Ohio
Dotson
Hollister
Ethel Anderson
Byrne Mesman
Fairmont
W. Va
Warren Dotson
Robert Dotson
Athens
Samson
Flossie Serina
Jack Serina
Jack Anderson
Gallipolis
E. J. Anderson
Larry Lee
Jack Bechtold
Caryin Ann
Mark Edward
Rolland Hoffman
Couple Repeats Vows Atop Roan Mountain Peak
A young couple ties the knot on Roan Mountain’s 6300 foot summit as 20,000 spectators attend the Rhododendron Festival. Bride Edith Belle Cunningham of Maryville and groom Thomas D Woods of Greenback wed amid 500 acres of crimson blooms.
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Roan Mountain
Tenn.n. Co
Edith Belle Cunningham
Maryville
Tenn
Thomas D., Woods
Greenback
Fertilizer Use Reaches All-Time U.S. High in 1953
The United States consumed a record 23,143,000 tons of fertilizer in 1953, marking the highest level in the nation’s agricultural inputs. This rise reflects expanding crop production and fertilizer use across farming sectors.
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United States
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